Sentence examples for take on the case from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lukic, a Bosnian Serb who has been a defense lawyer in four other war crime trials at the court, said he had met Mr. Mladic only after the family asked him to take on the case in The Hague.

Pierce had asked Ferrara to take on the case.

She tried to get another lawyer to take on the case.

It has been almost impossible to find a judge who will dare take on the case.

Ms. Lewis became their spokeswoman, reaching out to reporters and persuading William M. Kunstler to take on the case.

"We will fight this case anywhere," the former prosecutor announced Thursday, volunteering to take on the case himself if necessary.

But he traveled with a colleague, Li Fangping, from Beijing last week to take on the case.

He was barred from defending Mr. Liu last year, but other lawyers from his firm were allowed to take on the case.

Since the Supreme Court agreed last November to take on the case, the administration has made a series of conciliatory gestures toward the detainees.

Goddard refused to reveal her commenters' identities, and, after the A.C.L.U. of Ohio offered to take on the case, it was dismissed.

He sought out Mr Garzon, confident that he would take on the case some of the Pinochet regime's victims were Spaniards and push it hard.